Beer salmon
The beer salmon is actually called "Bierlatz" and is a variant of Skat . "Latzen" is a slang term for "to pay". So whoever loses pays the others a beer. The game is played according to the general rules of Skat (rules that are customary in the region or by agreement), with results added in the minus. So if the declarer wins, minus points are awarded to the opponents. If the declarer loses, the minus points are written to him.
Goal and commitment
It is determined in advance how far the game will be played and at what stake. A game of up to 301, 401 or 501 points is common here. B. also "+ date" is played. z. B.
- at 300 + date: on the 19th of a month the game is played until 319.
- with 500 + date: on the 11th of a month the game is played up to 511 points.
The use of beer salmon is usually a round of beer for the three or four players. Hungry players also like to play for lunch or dinner. With beer salmon, the loser pays, so there is no winner or runner-up.
variants
- Bock : all games count twice
- 3 Bock - 3 Ramsch : the game is played alternately 3 times Bock, then 3 times Ramsch (once more in rounds of 4).
- Bock as a special game if: playing card points 60:60 or game value over 120 points
- for further variants see aim and use
See also
literature
- Karl Lehnhoff: The Skat Game. An introduction (= Falken TaschenBuch 60151). Falken Taschenbuch-Verlag, Niedernhausen / Ts. 1995, ISBN 3-635-60151-9 (several editions).
